Riverboat Louis Armstrong | Accidentally Wes Anderson

The Louis Armstrong Riverboat has seen its fair share of good ol’ USA from its humble beginnings in Evansville, IN as the state’s first casino (on a boat!). After serving this Midwestern state for almost twenty years, the floating gaming house was sold down the river to the Big Easy. Situated on the historic Mississippi river, the Louis Armstrong Riverboat unfortunately was put up for sale due to COVID related tourism issues. Nonetheless, we’re bettin’ on a bright feature for this beauty.

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